CLINIC Resources:
CLINIC has prepared a number of resources to aid practitioners helping Afghan citizens.
- Adjustment of Status for Afghan Nationals - Webinar
- Assisting Afghan Nationals with Re-Parole and Beyond - Webinar
- Assisting Afghans Paroled at the U.S.-Mexico Border Guide for Resettlement Agencies and Legal Service Providers
- Assisting Citizens of Afghanistan - Webinar
- Afghans and Public Charge
- Age-Out Rules for Afghan SIV Derivative Children
- Frequently Asked Questions: Family Reunification Options for Afghans
- Frequently Asked Questions: Eligibility to Adjust if Started with Consular Processing
- Frequently Asked Questions: Employment Authorization Documents for Afghans
- Frequently Asked Questions: Form I-134
- Frequently Asked Questions: Temporary Protected Status for Afghans
- Frequently Asked Questions on the Afghan Re-Parole Process
- Guide to Client Documentation and Benefits for Afghan Parolees
- Practice Advisory: Assisting Afghan Evacuees
- Practice Advisory Common Obstacles when Representing Afghans in Immigration Proceedings
- Relief for Afghan Nationals Screening Form
- Representing Afghans in Removal Proceedings - Webinar
- Temporary Protected Status Checklist - Initial Application
- Temporary Protected Status Checklist - Re-registration Application
- Temporary Protected Status Cover Letter for Afghan Nationals - Initial Application
- Temporary Protected Status Cover Letter for Afghan Nationals - Re-registration Application
DHS resources:
USCIS has posted resources on Afghanistan, including the process for Afghan nationals to apply for humanitarian parole as well as immigration relief available to those present in the United States:
Additional Resources:
- The International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) has a page devoted to Legal Resources for Afghanistan:
refugeerights.org/news-resources/legal-resources-for-afghans - Human Rights First has useful resources on its website: humanrightsfirst.org/resource/resources-afghan-evacuation
humanrightsfirst.org/afghan-evacuation - The Afghan Network for Advocacy and Resources (ANAR) has an Afghanistan - Humanitarian Parole project with training videos and resources as well as information about volunteer opportunities: pangealegal.org/afghanresources
- Penn State has resources on Parole and Beyond on its website:
pennstatelaw.psu.edu/immigration-biden-administration#Afghanistan